hansel21 (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} hansel21) wrote in fangio, |
Hey Andrew, I think I am somewhat torn about this whole Israel Gaza thing. On one hand, you have a country trying to protect its people from the constant barrage of attacks from random missile fire. On the other hand, you have civilians, being attacked, even when they are supposed to be in the safety of a UN shelter.
Is it possible that both are wrong? The only thing I cant figure out is how can anyone justify firing rockets on a daily basis into towns and cities inhabited by regular people.
Or maybe the whole Al Qaeda-holy war thing, how did we as a human race get accustomed to the fact that it is ok to hurt others in the name of our beliefs, and even worse, that its supposed to be in the name of God? (whichever God they believe in)
Is it possible that both are wrong? The only thing I cant figure out is how can anyone justify firing rockets on a daily basis into towns and cities inhabited by regular people.
Or maybe the whole Al Qaeda-holy war thing, how did we as a human race get accustomed to the fact that it is ok to hurt others in the name of our beliefs, and even worse, that its supposed to be in the name of God? (whichever God they believe in)
